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 Case fans - Which one should be exhaust, which one should be intake?
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I have a fairly standard mid sized case with a fatty (sluggish) side fan and a fast 120mm rear fan. there aren't any more slots for fans.
which one should be exhaust, which one should be intake?...
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19th Jun 2009, 20:45
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Case fans - Which one should be exhaust, which one should be intake?
I have a fairly standard mid sized case with a fatty (sluggish) side fan and a fast 120mm rear fan. there aren't any more slots for fans.
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20th Jun 2009, 04:19
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Case fans - Which one should be exhaust, which one should be intake?
the side one should be taking air inside the case and the back 120mm should be taking the worm air inside the case out
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